Exam 2: Overview of the Research Process
Exam 1: Business Research for the Twenty-First Century69 Questions
Exam 2: Overview of the Research Process61 Questions
Exam 3: Ethics in Business Research49 Questions
Exam 4: Defining the Research Problem and Reviewing the Literature51 Questions
Exam 5: The Nature and Sources of Secondary Business Data51 Questions
Exam 6: Conceptualization and Research Design86 Questions
Exam 7: Sampling Approaches and Considerations63 Questions
Exam 8: Methods of Collecting Primary Data72 Questions
Exam 9: Measurement and Scaling94 Questions
Exam 10: Questionnaire Design60 Questions
Exam 11: Basic Data Analysis for Qualitative Research60 Questions
Exam 12: Basic Data Analysis for Quantitative Research60 Questions
Exam 13: Testing Hypotheses in Quantitative Research63 Questions
Exam 14: Examining Relationships Using Correlation and Regression49 Questions
Exam 15: Other Multivariate Techiques67 Questions
Exam 16: Reporting and Presenting Research45 Questions
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Compare and contrast a research question and a research hypothesis. Give an example of each.
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A research question poses an issue of interest to the researcher and is related to the specific decision faced by the company. A hypothesis is a formal statement of some unproven supposition that tentatively explains certain facts or phenomena. A hypothesis often describes some systematic (nonrandom) event that can be tested using data. Generally, a hypothesis restates a research question in more specific terms. For example, a research question may imply the existence of some relationship, but the hypothesis typically goes further by stating the direction of the relationship. Students' examples will vary, but several are given in Exhibit 2.4 (in the text).
One characteristic of research based on the scientific method is that it is theory driven. This means that _____.
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Behavioral learning theory does not mean that changes in behavior are brought about as a result of conditioning or rewards and reinforcement for desirable behavior.
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A research proposal is an informal document that summarizes what the problem is, how it will be investigated, how long it will take to complete, how much it will cost and who will be investigating the problem.
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The first task in the business research process is to define the problem.
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The statement, "An advertisement containing an attractive spokesperson will result in more favorable attitudes toward the product advertised than an advertisement that does not contain an attractive spokesperson," is an example of a research _____.
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One characteristic of research based on the scientific method is that it is rigorous. This means that _____.
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Describe the role theory plays in the basic business research process and discuss the problems that may arise.
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A _____ is a formal document summarizing what the problem is, how it will be investigated, how much the investigation will cost, and how long the research will take to complete.
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A _____ poses an issue of interest to the researcher and is related to the specific decision faced by the company.
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A _____ is a formal statement of some unproven supposition that tentatively explains certain facts or phenomena.
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Budget and timeline to completion is never a part of the research proposal
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The first task in the formulation phase of the business research process is to _____.
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Which process provides a roadmap with directions for conducting a business research project?
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In the ______ phase of the business research process, the researcher is actively gathering information from the appropriate sources.
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The principle of _____ means that a simpler solution is better than a complex solution.
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Research questions are formal statements of some unproven supposition that tentatively explains certain facts and phenomena.
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